Prior to Android 10, using a Bluetooth controller or wired controller worked fine, but they would be recognized as a “generic” controller. This meant incorrect in-game prompts or strange keybinds.

The Ultimate 2 Bluetooth Controller has premium features and a bunch of customization options for Switch 2, Switch, and PC ...

The Micro controller can pair with Nintendo Switch, Android, or Raspberry Pi devices via Bluetooth, 2.4 GHz, or by using a wired USB-C connection.

Abxylute is planning to release a Bluetooth gaming controller that takes advantage of MagSafe/Qi2. When attached to your ...

Our PowerA MOGA XP7-X Plus review looks at a Bluetooth mobile game controller for Android devices that includes a wireless charging bank and a convenient tabletop stand.

Controller Compatibility for ‘Zenless Zone Zero’: What Android Gamers Need to Know You should be able to use a Bluetooth controller like with any other Android game ...

8BitDo lists Android, Switch, and Raspberry Pi compatibility on its site. Although, as a Bluetooth controller, I don't see why it wouldn't work on other platforms.

This Bluetooth controller is going to be the best option if you're looking to take your gaming experience to another level. Not only is the controller comfortable, but it's also quite compact, and ...

8BitDo announces the Lite SE, a $35 Bluetooth controller for Nintendo Switch and Android that can be used flat on a table. All its inputs are on the front and are easier to press, and it has a ...

Just check your Android settings first to ensure that its own Bluetooth functionality is enabled. Press and hold the Xbox logo button on your controller until its light starts flashing.

The Stadia controller did contain Bluetooth technology but there was no way to activate it. It was only there for users to connect the controller to their Stadia account using the Stadia app.

In a post on the Stadia community page, the community manager revealed that the team will finally enable Bluetooth on Stadia controllers.